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Delectable Solarium Made from Caramelized Sugar + Glass (1)

With the unique use of sugar William Lamson’s Solarium looks delicious as it is fascinating. By caramelizing sugar at different temperatures, different shades were achieved creating this stunning stained-glass effect.

Completed in 2012, this pavilion serves as a greenhouse for citrus plants and a perfect place for meditation.

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